I got put onto to this podcast from the Narco footage sub Reddit and I’m so glad I did. Usually I can’t sit and listen to 30,40,50,60 minute podcasts usually. But this podcast I can great work and keep it up.

Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

Robert Jackall’s book is 100 x more in depth from the gangs perspective and overall so much more informative than Gangbusters. Wild Cowboys is one of the best books I’ve read on crime and New York City.

@error4159

2 жыл бұрын

It's also a great albums by Sadat X.

@EvLDJGetRite

2 жыл бұрын

Facts!

@marvinsepulveda1802

2 жыл бұрын

I read that book.. was good but dam way too much court room docs n stuff

@miajimenez6886

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

@m.o.bmindonbusiness5584

4 ай бұрын

I need to get that book...I'm Intrigued by the lawlessness of NYC in the 80's and 90's it's really hard to imagine how wild it was and I'm from Chicago

1990 in the Bronx I was a member of the yellow top crew (The Wise Guyz). I went by the name of L Nitty, the Enforcer & Manager. I controlled everything. When the red top Dominicans (the wild cowboys) killed my homie Amp Gone but never forgotten, That was fucked up, That was not gangster to kill innocent people & tell us we can't work there. It was our block & we wanted in, so we started getting money, plus we had a lot of guns to protect ourselves after that episode. You will think I learned my lesson from that but when my bestfriend Gerard heard snitched on me because he saw me doing better than him & got me locked up. So after i finished my 5 years probation, I moved to Florida and got a job, but when they did a background check in all states, they found out I had a felony in New York & fired me. I went back to the streets & did what I knew best. I got into the weed game & got shot in the face & neck because they wanted to rob me. I was in the hospital for a month. I'm 52 years old now, so the past was the past it is what it is because I sleep well at night, thank God I'm out the streets, I'm not a Rat. (YTELL) & I'm not in jail. So after that, I quit the game & and stopped hanging out with people from the block or in that life & started taking care of my mom who is 73 years old from 2010 to the present. I only hang with people who live productive lives. No more street shit with me. It takes for me to get snitched on & shot to learn my lesson... True story!

@nathanroberts7447

2 ай бұрын

Maximum respect my brother from London UK 🇬🇧

@sntmdsa3628

Ай бұрын

Don’t be saying that shit online. 🧢. You’re either a imposter or an idiot. No statute of limitations on M.

@Its_Daniel113

18 күн бұрын

That’s crazy you was working with chango back then. Much respect for changing your ways. 🫡🇳🇱

@Altijdgamervids

16 күн бұрын

Respect from the Netherlands 🇳🇱

@henrygonzalez360

12 күн бұрын

Yo Nitty. I read your story on the Wild Cowboys video trailer. We have almost same exact story. I was shot in left jaw and graized in the left side of my neck back in April 2007 in Connecticut. We have very similar back stories, so much so I had to double take and make sure that I wasn't reading it wrong. I hope your doing well and your parents are glad that you are able to be there for them. Yo if possible hit me back I'd like to give you some info so you can reach someone to maybe do a story or video about your story growing up. Hope to hear from you brother. Stay blessed bro.👑🙏🏽💪🏽💯

Great video really enjoyed it

great content and research, respect from germany

2300 murders 1990.. that was my generation, generation X every time people say it’s much worse today which the older generation always seems to do I just shake my head and say you’re rewriting history.

My man grew up with all of them stories for days! Witnessed it all

This is so interesting piece of NYC history.

Thanks Mr Gold

The Bronx was burnt down back then, from the mid 60th thru the early 90's was terrible. It was wild, hard and very dangerous back then. "Only the strong survive!" "God is good!"

I'm sorry but he's 💯 accurate as to us loving baseball ⚾⚾ 🤣🤣🤣 we really do though 🤣🤣

@Jose-ze1sn

4 ай бұрын

And dominoes

washington heights was booming with good powder in the mid 80’s and 90’s that’s where we drove to when needed to brighten up a lil ✌🏼

Great episode!

The crime rates were insane. People dont seem to realize how dangerous life was before now, its almost erry to think about.

@dieselboy610

Ай бұрын

No doubt. I don't understand why people think it's more dangerous today. I heard New York had 2400 murders one year back in the day.

Keep investigating your on point, there’s two or three of them out there so go get more info,,, there’s lots you haven’t mentioned yet

There's a film on YT about this called "Half Blood" (def has the word "blood " in the title ).. If that movie played in the background of this podcast it'll be like the narration.

The benny hill music during the chase 🤣

Definitely need to make a video on the Jamaican posses

@mitchellnewkirk7692

2 жыл бұрын

SHOWWER POSSIE & ARMS HOUSE POSSIE 🍻💪MY BOY IS BABY DRED AKA BART FROM JAMAICA QUEENS ,REGULATED PINK HOUSES IN BK

@rolp154

2 жыл бұрын

South Clan or Area 63?

@vibezlogistics7453

Жыл бұрын

BLK roses, Spanglerz,drop top crew, showwer, and dozens more

My father and family members were big dealers we had so many cars and business and now they are broke after getting arrested people don’t talk about this enough my Cousin and uncle once brought a black duffle bag full of stacks of cash so hard it made the mattress I was sleeping on push in and I was young like 9 and I still remember this

@MRB1199

Жыл бұрын

....same and my father was the lawyer for dealers

@jackjones7451

5 ай бұрын

Did your uncle touch you on that mattress ?

@blackcommunion3820

2 ай бұрын

Were they Dominican???

@MRB1199

Ай бұрын

​@@blackcommunion3820yes

It’s always been bad...now a days people think Washington heights it’s just getting bad....but it’s violence been suppressed cause it’s bad publicity for the area. Now that important individuals or higher income people are moving into the area cause of cheaper rent.....now that those higher importance to society people are moving in,now they’re noticing the violence and now they want change, but people been “jumping” over the George Washington bridge for years and it’s never comes out in the news cause it’s unsolved

I’m from texas. (everything is spread out here) it’s really interesting how much action was going on in such a small compact area. Very cool but also very sad.

I walked those streets in 93 lots of cars were burning some were flipped over

$800 a week in the '80s is like $3,000 a week now

@EdwininfanteLeocadio

2 жыл бұрын

800 was a lot of money 💵. In 1998 my family moved to a 3 bedroom apartment in Fordham the Bronx and out rent was 700 dollars for 3 bedroom. So now imagine 800 back in the late 80s early 90s

Chris Paciello episode goin to be good

A man ,not saying names killed an officer by throwing a fridge off a rooftop on 112th st in Harlem back in the day

@mtigre001

2 жыл бұрын

He got caught. His name is known

@eliov6425

Ай бұрын

i remember that

Wow a long forgotten stories 👏👏i remember reading the book the wild cowboys back in 2001 many have never heard of them... Freddy Krueger was a beast.

@larrycolon7320

10 ай бұрын

Freddy Kruger aka Francisco Medina

@AltonVaughn

9 ай бұрын

Freddie was my man he was a very scary fuckin dude but he was cool tho I guess if he didn't like you you needed to stay tf away from him he was dangerous

Opening comment is accurate A/F! I haven't watched it yet, but I can guess what's after the intro...dudes decide to test the Uzi on the rich white kids that just pissed them off!

if u need info about the under wold let me know been around th block

Russians weren't runnin shittttt back in those days.....

The cocaine was as low as $12-$15 a gram depending on how much weight you bought. That was on 163rd between Bway and Amsterdam. The whole building was a spot except for the top floor. The top floors usually has there personal cooks making food for the dealers

@nwrkjrz9735

2 жыл бұрын

Them was the 80s facts

@pingadulce663

2 жыл бұрын

Ya tu sabe

@acerkrt

2 жыл бұрын

That was the days of the Fishscale . Coke do good it looked shiny pink like a diamond. 45 bucks for a 8ball. . 163rd also had the good Acid tabs back then. One 5 dollar tab was 12 hours of the matrix

@dallas8854

2 жыл бұрын

I remember goin to 165 n st nich n 176 n Audubon 20 a g 600 a z nothin in apts but scale powder or cookup desk 1 man with the stuff another the muscle nothin else in apt no bedroom no furniture haha that was so long ago brother

@acerkrt

2 жыл бұрын

@@dallas8854 remember you had to take a hit Infront of them in the house to get served.LOL

189x'd the murder rate! Damn.

I used to deal with these dudes in Brooklyn. Very ruthless crew. Small dudes at that - 5'8" 150lbs. on average. Their trigger finger was no joke.

Sadly, all of those guy's are dead, doing football numbers or deported. Nothing good came outta the crack era. Nothing but pain and fast cash of which most of those guy's wasted on foolishness. They really thought crack was gonna be here forever.

Washington Heights now is mostly populated with dominicans🇩🇴

@vibezlogistics7453

Жыл бұрын

No sir W H is on its way to being white again...

@GUWWT

Жыл бұрын

Been like that for almost 40 years already

@larrycolon7320

10 ай бұрын

You don’t say?!!

@jamesdillard5472

10 ай бұрын

Oh s#i+ we didn't know that one Latin come millions come with them

@Uzigograh

9 ай бұрын

Now??? Its been that way since the 70s wtf

$800 in 1970 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $6,026.72 today

I remember this era. I was in it before they started the WC. Preacher Crew before WC; knock/drop drug spot raids (as NYPD) before that. Been there; done that. We don't talk the walk; We LIVED it 👊🏽

@MRB1199

Ай бұрын

What made ya choose that building to kill pplz in on the concourse

Crazy times we lived in

In 1980s 300 a week could've paid your mortgage and the rest of your bills for a family of 4. 800 a week is like 2k a week today plus you could manage multiple spots all thats needed is to drop off the package and pick-up the money 💰 you probably have 4 hours in between drops. Its not like being a manager of Walmart you dont even have to go to the actual spot you have a meet up location for the workers to meet.

$800 a week in 1980’s is nice money .

Interesting, Cargill was my uncle, I have read the book on the gang and murders, i just looked up the case again now, enjoyed the podcast, for anyone wondering, my nana who is passed now and her son who was killed, used to speak in prisons after he was killed, lets just say, the people involved def are getting the time they deserve in prison, sad an uncle, brother, son, cousin, and friend was killed over cutting someone off, makes you be careful driving, everyone stay safe out there, the worlds even crazier now

@GUWWT

Жыл бұрын

Both brothers are free

@Gwava94

Жыл бұрын

@@GUWWT huh interesting to know wasnt sure if they were or not thank you for letting me know to

Papiiii Perico!! Perico!! That was the Broadway greet. 😂

@henrygonzalez360

3 ай бұрын

Back when coke was $17 a gram.

Preacher and his gang was way more feared….however, these were serious business. NYC was full of characters

@newyorkbasshunter3552

2 жыл бұрын

Cowboys wasn't the ones to play with..preacher crew was mean but cowboys were very rich very rich ....preacher was just a kidnapper not a dealer

@senorc4416

2 жыл бұрын

@@newyorkbasshunter3552 the title reads most feared gang not drug dealers. Preacher kidnapped and raped drug dealers

@vibezlogistics7453

2 жыл бұрын

@@newyorkbasshunter3552 bro are u kidding preacher was one of the biggest dealers in Harlem ..he ran drugs in Harlem NJ and Baltimore ..he was also one of the biggest extortionist in Harlem ....

@vibezlogistics7453

2 жыл бұрын

preacher was feared by blk American dealers trust me preacher didn't want no smoke with Dominican puerto ricans or Jamaican dealers ...preacher didn't even drive thru edgecomb where the Jamaican had shyt on lock..no one f with the Dominican because they had way more money and they could ship up a team of shooters from DR and finish off a whole crew in a few weeks and send them back home ..

@SD-dl5ec

Жыл бұрын

OST were the hardest though. No one dared to step to 163rd st.

Do the Anthony Jones out of Baltimore story.

@richardminfield6767

2 жыл бұрын

dude was about his business straight FACTS 💯

I have never heard of this Podcast but ya'll got something! Yeah, that riots of 92 was crazy, I was there !!!!!

I was hanging out with my cousin on 159th and Broadway when this was going down

Hey Underworld a side note to the 90s NYC. There was a judge 👩‍⚖️ who many of her guilty decisions were overruled. Guess why? Her daughter was in a serious romantic relationship with a Dominican Drug Dealer. She had given exaggerated sentences to especially Dominican crews. Her nickname was “ football numbers” so just imagine.

@TheUnderworldPodcast

Жыл бұрын

That's insane. Sounds like the recipe for a good documentary.

@AnthonyDRLopez

Жыл бұрын

Never thought about that but you are so right. Keep in mind it wasn’t just Dominicans but I guess because of her daughter she really took it out on them. BTW many of her sentences were reduced.

@AnthonyDRLopez

Жыл бұрын

Wow her name just popped in my head. Last name is Snyder

@AnthonyDRLopez

Жыл бұрын

She even tried to run for DA and this exposed her big time

@dillbox1001

Жыл бұрын

Leslie Crocker Snyder

The Yellow Top crew was doing it back then.

My mom dated one of the crew members I believe around 1995. I was googling him and found this. She said he was the scariest dude she ever dated as a teen.

@Realtizzalk227

10 ай бұрын

ur mom is Dominican?

No crew was as hard as OST (163rd st between Broadway& Ft. Washington).

Born and raised in Washington hights am 59 years old it was very very bad in the 80and 90 but back n the old old days of Washington hights it was very good back then but now its still good a lot of things change but for the good

I'm a member of the yellow top crew i went by the name of L Nitty the enforcer & manager i controlled everything. When they killed my homie Amp it was on.. Rest in peace Amp gone but never forgotten. That was not gangster to kill innocent people it was our block & we getting money we had alot of guns after that episode but im 51 yours old now so the past was the past it is what it is cuz i sleep good at night. Thank God im out the streets (YTell)

El YAYO created the best crack on Audubon

I'm From Cypress & Beekman in the Bronx. In the 1990s I was a member of the yellow top crew (TheWiseGuy). I went by the name of L Nitty, the Enforcer & Manager. I controlled everything. When the Dominican Red Top Crew (TheWildCowboys) killed my homie Amp Gone but never forgotten, That was fucked up, That was not gangster to kill innocent people & tell us we can't work there. It was our block & we wanted in, so we started getting money, plus we had a lot of guns to protect ourselves after that episode. You will think I learned my lesson from that but when my bestfriend Gerard heard snitched on me because he saw me doing better than him & got me locked up. So after i finished my 5 years probation, I moved to Florida and got a job, but when they did a background check in all states, they found out I had a felony in New York & fired me. I went back to the streets & did what I knew best. I got into the weed game & got shot in the face & neck because they wanted to rob me. I was in the hospital for a month. I'm 52 years old now, so the past was the past it is what it is because I sleep well at night, thank God I'm out the streets, I'm not a Rat. (YTELL) & I'm not in jail. So after that, I quit the game & and stopped hanging out with people from the block or in that life & started taking care of my mom who is 73 years old from 2010 to the present. I only hang with people who live productive lives. No more street shit with me. It takes for me to get snitched on & shot to learn my lesson... True story!

Quoting d evils - Reasonable Doubt👊🏿

Hi I, am writing a book with the real story of crack cocaine the has never been told I will come back when the book is done, you have a lot of true information but there is more to it.

I'm trying to figure out what street the cover image of this video is. 🤔

@GUWWT

Жыл бұрын

Looks like st Nicholas in the heights

@ClashUP64

5 ай бұрын

That’s Broadway encompassing from 177 to 179 th. Street. Few blocks from the guys mentioned.

Can someone plz tell me what street is that in the picture

@melissadiaz3376

Жыл бұрын

W 151 st

If your man is a Brit then he would know there were a few jamaican London boys our here back then with the Shower posse. Plus £800 dollars back then for a week's work was an ammount.

Baking Soda, Water, Coke, a glass coffee pot and a ice cube and a stove

@stevendeleon6939

2 жыл бұрын

Yayo el millonario

@anonymousrd8882

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevendeleon6939 💪🏽

the first Freddie you are referring to is not Krueger, that is Freddy Sendria

@UnderAlog572

14 күн бұрын

Does Freddie got fingered have anything to do with this? How did I get here?

Base is the purest form of cocaine... Its the oil based stuff at the bottom of the pot after cocaine is put into water

It isn't that crack was cheaper...coke in itself was cheaper.

@juanvelez9591

2 жыл бұрын

In 1988 it was like $15 a gram of coke. 163rd between bway and Amsterdam

@ClashUP64

5 ай бұрын

Yep $18 to $20 to be exact while in 80 to 84 it went from $100 to $70.

Your facts are twisted, Freddy Kreuger worked for Jose" El feo" who supplied the Cowboys

Good content but Homeboys voice makes the story sound corny🤦🏻‍♂️😅

By the way Nelson and Lenin or home I saw them and said hi I grew up around them

Limelight wow

Yah-yo not YAY-oh 🤣

@TheUnderworldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

lol it is 100% YAY-oh. Nobody has ever said Tony Yah-yo

@EdwininfanteLeocadio

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheUnderworldPodcast he's right, it's Yah Yo not Yayo like Tony yayo or yayo from scarface

@AG-ch7cx

Жыл бұрын

@@TheUnderworldPodcast its def yah yo dominican accent

$800 a week in 91 that was a lot of money

Uptown always had good blow. So did Jackson heights

I was with Francisco Medina aka Freddy Krueger in the feds and actually were bunkies book is fire but his paperwork/indictment is more of a movie but sad part is he was betrayed by the Dominican president and traded over to the U.S..HE NEVER TOLD EITHER 💯

@redrum1938

2 жыл бұрын

I was at Allen Wood with Freddy real good dude

@relaxingdrops369

2 жыл бұрын

For what i heard that dude freddy Krueger terrorized the streets back in the days !!

@larrycolon7320

Жыл бұрын

@@relaxingdrops369 u heard that for real??

@TheRealSnotty2415

Жыл бұрын

Solid as it gets 💯

Not that I would have done it. Buuuuuut. $800 a week in 1985-1988 was actually good money. Just not a big cut of the whole but hey.

@ClashUP64

5 ай бұрын

$800 was for a bag man or courier $ 425 for apt. Guys and $500 for scale guy but those were just the help or apt workers not spot owners (boss)or partners of. But I’m talking two years before Yayo’s crack entered the scene.

No one feared these guys. They just killed themselves. Garbage against garbage.

@blackcommunion3820

2 ай бұрын

Basically there are some Dominican people in the comments actually proud of this bullshit. 🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽

Took that jay-z line lol

@TheUnderworldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

bro of course! It's a reference not thieving!

All the beautiful areas are getting over packed so now ppl are moving to the “beautiful secretly dangerous” areas..lol

But that riot was A Cop was been accused for throwing guy from firescate on 162 Amsterdam then the riots happened.i was There and in the Bronx when Cowboys were on Beekman Ave and in there Apartment they had a Moving wall that opens and slides and they can go to other apartment next Door. Cypress Ave 141 Bronx Ny.seen all those Actions you talking nice to hear from other's views.🙌🌟🌟🙏80s & 90s South Bronx with Washington Heights Dominican's. 🔥 🔥

@juanvelez9591

2 жыл бұрын

I think you might have your facts wrong about the riot uptown on 162nd. I don't recall anyone getting thrown of a firescate. What I remember is a dealer name Kiko getting shot in the back of his head in the lobby of his building. He was getting robbed by the local motion cops. Undercover cops who rode around in those big delta 88 and they all had that local motion sticker on the car. Kiko didn't want to give up any money or work so the cop shot him. Then there was a riot for 3 days where a rookie cop got hit in the head with a cinder block thrown of the roof and killed. I think that was 91 or 92.

@alexanderinfante9644

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah my fault and the bricks hit the police on 175 and Amsterdam r.i.p store clerk kiko from 162 1992 Summer Hectic days in the Heights those days

60 millions dollars per yr back then I need to do that math

@ClashUP64

5 ай бұрын

😂 Lol that’s highly exaggerated. Believe me . Oh there was that type of money moved about industry wise but not one local particular crew made that type of money. The closest was Yayo but not even he. Also all these crews had relatively short runs.

@woowaptibam5253

4 ай бұрын

I'm pretty sure he said 16 million

There is zero difference between coke and crack.

@UnderAlog572

14 күн бұрын

That's because you never smoke Crack. And if you have then you're justifying making a horrible mistake

@ventureted

13 күн бұрын

@@UnderAlog572 no. There is zero chemical difference between coke and crack. The difference is that you are smoking one and not the other. If you smoked coke you would have the exact same effects because its the same exact drug.

Calderon A part of the c n c gang They're from willis avenue in mott haven

I was with Victor Mercedes in Attica C.F. in 2000. He was actually doing a bid when he was picked up for that shooting of the college kid on the highway. The guy who was selling the Wild Cowboys guns is Pillbull Raymond from Downtown Brooklyn Gowanus Projects who tried to get a deal with the Feds for cooperation and was denied and was sentenced to natural life in prison.

@desertdetroiter428

2 жыл бұрын

Was the college kid white?

@metsknicksbori9534

2 жыл бұрын

Otherwise known as dirty Raymond with the red vette. That guy was no joke had hoyt street shook. Was shot numerous times but always lived.

@henrycruz4966

2 жыл бұрын

@@desertdetroiter428 yeah

@desertdetroiter428

2 жыл бұрын

@@henrycruz4966 lol…figures.

@vibezlogistics7453

2 жыл бұрын

@@desertdetroiter428 bro everyone with a bit of sense knows once to kill a member of law enforcement or a Whyte person that's not in the game it's game over for u ..blk and Hispanic crews make millions of dollars but for some reason they catch that I can do whatever I want mentality Bec they think making money controlling a few blocks makes them untouchable ...u see it with fat cats crew once u drop a Whyte person especially a female or a child it's just a matter of time ..the feds flushed out Harlem over the kidnapping and murder of Rich Porter's brother... dudes get besides themselves and forget doing crime in the streets is not legal....

Guy doesn't know what he's talking about

Tong still exists. All legit now. They use to have their own muscle. They restructured in the 60s . Members they were into illegally activities weren't in it for life like the Italian mafia. Going legit is the goal

Brooklyn had more homicides than the Bronx, especially in the north. Brownsville, East New York.

It's literally just cocaine, baking soda, and water

@anonymousrd8882

2 жыл бұрын

Nah man 😂🤣 yu wouldn’t understand how pure shit was

@jaswagg85

2 жыл бұрын

@@anonymousrd8882 he said he didn't know the recipe for making crack, it doesn't matter how pure the coke is...it could be 100% pure cocaine, that's still how you turn it into crack

@ClashUP64

5 ай бұрын

😂 Also Crack and Freebase is basically the same thing . Same substance Just that nobody thought of cutting it in little pieces till Yayo (at least in WHeights ;circa 1985) not talking smack. I grew up with all these guys.

@Its_Daniel113

18 күн бұрын

@@ClashUP64it’s not the same bro. Freebase you make with ammonia. You get less back. With crack the end product is more. With Freebase you don’t need water to cook. Where I’m from nobody cooks crack. Only freebase I heard it is a little stronger more pure.

"What for me to tell you more"???

learn how to code?! shit, im a senior penetration tester myself for one of the top 4 and I don't make that not even in 4 years of work

And it was Coke is it. Not Coke it is

Young people are so ignorant to history This is the time of Serpico And the hourly wage at the time $2.75 -$3.25 and hour - $800 a week for a 15 year old is RICH

Why are people proud to move to a different country and do this ????

This dudes don’t know nothing. Internet research to make a page. drop them off in the middle of Brownsville. See then how they report.

@TheUnderworldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

lol. google our names. Look at where we've been in person. Hell, I reported in brownsville a ton when I covered crime in NYC but it honestly doesn't really compare to Syria, Iraq, El Salvador, the Central African Republic, Mexico, Ukraine, and on and on. Yeah, this is based off research, as we say in the podcast. but lol at "drop them off in Brownsville." come on, son.

@henrysantos121

2 жыл бұрын

Did u remember the movie the Colombia and Dominican show me the way.new jack cities the real matatan.🤔............................{°🇩🇴°}

200 k for heroin..wtf

@ForeverYoung164

2 жыл бұрын

It was more raw back then. A kilo back than. You was about to step on it 7-9 times and it was still good.

@juanvelez9591

2 жыл бұрын

Heroin always been expensive because of the amount of times you could cut it. If coke is $50 a gram, dope is $100 a gram. Nobody buys coke or dope pre cut unless you was a user

Please none of the lame comedy 😫

@TheUnderworldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

nah bro. all of the lame comedy

The shootout with calderon never happened one of Calderon people came out and said he was up north with a wild cowboys and they used to cooke together n became close and would laugh about how a rumor spread 2 become near truth

@Nyc0629

Ай бұрын

That shit happened I was there.summer of 91

Dominican Rich

Can u feature the Curly Brothers. They were ruthless 😊

@30:00 George Calderon was the partner of Boy George, heroin kingpin in Bx, 138th st & Brook ave... No Joke, he was killed at parole building next to court house in the Bx. Calderon used to rent out squares on the street block for $1,000 a day or week & eventually "sold" the block for $4 Million.

@arielmercedes1011

2 жыл бұрын

Ain't. Nobody talkin abt puerto 🇵🇷he's talkin abt real druglords nd there all Dominican 🇩🇴

@EDOGZ818

2 жыл бұрын

@@arielmercedes1011 Yeah but...they were snitches.

@jasonquijano479

Жыл бұрын

Lol them domi were a small piece of the picture back then

@msr187

9 ай бұрын

​@@arielmercedes1011man you Dominicans are straight snitches lol right now ya praising 69 lol he practically running Dr right now

@tratallere

8 ай бұрын

​@@arielmercedes1011real drug lors lmao not taking notting away from the dominicans but you clearly dont know whos calderon or boy george 💥🇵🇷

Gotta love the hts !!!!!!

@johnnypena2335

2 жыл бұрын

R.I.P Frankie “GUS”

I can write you some scripts. Not only am I a professor on the underworld on all streets. I also lived the life. Down low dope slinging to brutality of nightmares. I've left that all behind and would really love to use my knowledge to help keep people out of that life. I've been questioned in 2 disappearances/homicides. That's how legit I am but very educated and an avid reader of anything crime related. Shoot me an email and I'll make you a script and we will see how it goes

@TheUnderworldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

sounds good! What's you email? or you can just message us at theunderworldpodcast@gmail.com

If you would know the details of the sht that happened or is happening you will be on your 300,000 movie or ded lol

It’s not fat Frankie,, it’s Frankie Guss